Listings
7.5 Instrumentation
7.30 Policies, Authority and Attainment
All Falling Down by GENE zion
Pictures by MARGARET BLOY GRAHAM Presenters
Julie Stevens , John Golder
Contributors
Unknown:
Margaret Bloy
Graham
Unknown:
Julie
Stevens
Unknown:
John
Golder
England v Australia at Edgbaston
Coverage of the last session of the fourth day's play.
Introduced by PETER WEST
Commentators RICHIE RENAUD
JIM LAKER , TED DEXTER
Television presentation
DAVID KENNING and BILL TAYLOR
Contributors
Introduced By:
Peter
West
Commentators:
Richie
Renaud
Unknown:
Jim
Laker
Unknown:
Ted
Dexter
Unknown:
David
Kenning
Unknown:
Bill
Taylor
6.40 Foundation Maths: Algorithms
7.5 Statistics: Sampling
with Alan Watson
An interview with a man or woman behind the headlines follows the News Summary. Preceded by Weather
Producer CHRISTOPHER CAPRON
Contributors
Unknown:
Alan
Watson
Producer:
Christopher
Capron
Drawn to the Romany Life
Beshlie Heron is an artist who catches her subjects, shares her home with them and finally releases them in a field.
She draws field mice, frogs, beetles and wild flowers from life, but sets them in a fantasy world that has a flavour of the Romany life she and her husband lead among the Travelling People.
Executive producer JENNIFER JEREMY Director SANDRA WAINWRIGHT
Contributors
Producer:
Jennifer
Jeremy
Director:
Sandra
Wainwright
The return of the popular Western film series
When Big John gives food and shelter to orphaned Apache children, the High Chaparral is threatened with attack from two Indian tribes.
Contributors
Big John:
Leif
Erickson
Buck:
Cameron
Mitchell
Billy Blue:
Mark
Slade
Victoria:
Linda
Cristal
Manolito:
Henry
Darrow
Vaquero:
Rudolfo
Acosta
How Do You Read?
People worry about reading. Adults about how much and how fast they read, and children about how to do it. Schools worry about how to teach it; parents about how it is taught. Being unable to count is fashionable (remember all those public figures despairing over decimalisation?); being unable to read is a personal disaster.
Horizon tonight considers the reading process - how it works for the fluent, how it should be taught to beginners. One of the contributors says learning to read should be a natural process, almost as natural as learning to speak. And mistakes can be useful, because mistakes are an intrinsic part of the reading process, even among skilled and fluent adults.
Consider also the little girl in the programme who learned to read without being taught - when She was three. It may not happen for all children but it could change your way of thinking about reading. Narrator
FRANK GILLARD
Film editor CHRISTOPHER WOOLLEY Editor PETER GOODCHILD
Producers STEPHEN ROSE and HARRIS WATTS
A national campaign 'The Right to Read' is being launched this autumn to help Britain's two million adult illiterates. This will include a peak-time BBCtv series to encourage people with reading problems to get help and a radio series for those teaching adults to read.
Contributors
Narrator:
Frank
Gillard
Editor:
Christopher
Woolley
Editor:
Peter
Goodchild
The Flight Fund by PENELOPE GILLIAT
Angie is ill at ease in the great manor house. Her husband's Uncle Edward is charming enough but her small stepson is as uneasy as she is. He at least has a plan ...
Script editor ALAN SEYMOUR Designer JEREMY BEAR Producer ANNE HEAD
Director GRAHAM EVANS
Contributors
Unknown:
Penelope
Gilliat
Editor:
Alan
Seymour
Designer:
Jeremy
Bear
Producer:
Anne
Head
Director:
Graham
Evans
Edward:
John
Le Mesurier
Blades:
Harold
Bennett
Angie:
Barbara
Flynn
Tony:
Jeremy
Clyde
Farnley:
Piers
Flint-Shipman
Test Match highlights: England v Australia
RICHIE BENAUD introduces highlights of the fourth day's play.
Television presentation
BILL TAYLOR and MIKE ADLEY Producer DAVID KENNING
Contributors
Unknown:
Bill
Taylor
Unknown:
Mike
Adley
Producer:
David
Kenning
Angela Rippon ; Weather
Contributors
Unknown:
Angela
Rippon
ROBERT POWELL reads Sea Fever by JOHN MASEFIELD
Contributors
Unknown:
Robert
Powell
Unknown:
John
Masefield